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Install_Vim_Plugin
Edward Delaporte edited this page Dec 13, 2014
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You can use minion in the command line as well as in VIM, just be sure to keep your configuration files set to one method!
This plugin is packaged for use with Vundle. This plugin requires Vim to be compiled with Python support.
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Install Vundle and then add
edthedev/minionto your .vimrc:Bundle 'edthedev/minion' -
Then, from within Vim, run BundleInstall:
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Copy and set .minion file accordingly:
mv ~/.vim/bundle/minion/DOTminion ~/.minion -
Edit
~/.minionto set your notes directory.[notes] home = ~/Documents -
Optionally, edit
~/.minionto modify the default editor, templates, and text file extension.[compose] templates = /Users/edward/.vim/bundle/minion/plugin/../templates extension = .md editor = vim -
Change the
MINION_INSTALLvariable to$HOME/.vim/bundle/minionin~/.vim/bundle/minion/add_to_your_profile. -
Configure your shell:
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bash/zsh/sh:Add the following to your profile (e.g.
~/.bashrc):source ~/.vim/bundle/minion/add_to_your_profile
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fish:Add the following to your
~/.config/fish/config.fishset -x MINION_INSTALL $HOME/.vim/bundle/minion if [ -d "$MINION_INSTALL" ] set -x PATH $MINION_INSTALL $PATH end # Some optional aliases, to get started. # Uncomment the ones you want. alias mn="minion" # alias icannotfind="minion open --archive --full" # alias newnote="minion note" # alias open="minion open" # alias remind="minion remind" # alias summary="minion summary" # alias favorites="minion favorites"
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